24 Smithfield Market, Dublin 7, D07 XT44.
€475,000

2 Bedrooms

76 sq. m.
(8.3m x 1.6m)
Elegantly proportioned entrance hall, with traditional fan light over the hall door. Solid wood flooring, decorative coving, centre rose and archway. Under stairs guest wc.
(4m x 3.7m)
Feature cast iron open fireplace, original coving, centre rose and window shutters.
(3.7m x 2.7m and 1.5m x .75m)
Excellent range of built in wall and floor units. Double doors leading to the rear garden.
(3.3m x 3.3m)
Double bedroom with access to the rear garden.
(2m x 1.6m)
With wc, whb, bath with overhead shower. Extensively tiled.
Large light filled room featuring a pitched ceiling with velux window. Bath with overhead shower, wc, whb, heated towel rail and tiled floor.
Large double bedroom spanning the width of the house with two sash windows. Feature cast iron original fireplace, painted floorboards and coving. Built in alcove bookshelves.
(3.7m x 3.6m)
Large double bedroom with original floorboards.
(1.8m x 1.65m)
With wc, whb and step in shower enclosure.
(2.7m x 2.7m)
Large double room, currently used as a hobby room.
Large room offering flexibility with a feature exposed brick wall.
(2.2m x 1.8m)
Well appointed shower room with pedestal whb, whb and step in shower enclosure.
(1.9m x 1.5m)
Large walk in utility room, with built in shelving, plumbed for a washing machine and a whb.
(6.3m x 3.4m and 3.3m x 1.3m)
Walled town garden with an abundance of mature shrubs.
Dublin 2 is a vibrant area of the city and includes Dublin’s finest hotels, restaurants, shops, museums and parks. Filled with impressive Georgian architecture, this area is primarily an exclusive business and shopping zone. Parks include the much loved St. Stephen's Green and the Iveagh Gardens. This area borders Dublin 4 and 8. Just some of the focal points include Temple Bar, Dame Street, Trinity College, College Green and the major shopping streets including Grafton Street and St Stephens Green. Tourist attractions are plentiful and include Dublin Castle, the Olympia Theatre, Leinster House and some of the country’s leading museums. The entire area is serviced by every bus route, with Luas stops at St Stephen’s Green for green line and Abbey Street for red line access. Dublin city bikes are dotted around this area and it is close to all major bus and train stations. Given the central location to everything, you can easily get around on foot.